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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Two of the Chimes goEtuerrs.

Special TO the Gazette.
BIG SPRINGS, TEX, Aug. 1.-Two men
named Spear and Could were arrested 81
Midland to-day as two OF the SlEg whC
tortured aud ro51ed the Chjuenen las,
Friday night. They were making prepar-
atoms to leave tbs country wnen arrested
and had confessed to being members Of
the gang to al outside party. Tom Reca
the leader is still ST large, but j! is almOs,
certain he will be caught soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Skeleton round Beside a Uano ,g;ssy

special TO the Gazette,
FORT SMITH, ARK, Aug. 4.-Perties
VINO reside on the Arkansas river in the
Choctcw nation, ebout thirty miles from
this city, last week discovered a dugout
lodged against the bank CT the river, and,
going TO it, found lying by the
side of the canoe a partial skeleton. 1t
had the legs and shoulders CT q human
being, but nothing YVES found that would
throw the leGst light on the identity Of
the person or how he came to his death
The bones were gathered up, placed il
the dCgout and carried out on the bank
where they can be seen by persons who
take the trouble to look at the ghastIy re-
mairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

NEW ORLEANS. LA Aug. A terrible
domestic tragedy occurred yesterday e.
Bay s.. Louis, Miss. John LadGer in c
Il. of jealousy beat his wife almost &c
death with G. heavy stick. When his
wife, covered with blood when f3wad
from o dozen severe cuts on her head
and neck, had fallen applr-
entity lifcless, u MS feet
he picked uq pair o. scissors ard drove
one Of the blades through his own heart
causing instant death Mrs LGdner',
recovery Is doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
EseSsSSss sol an, IL
re WeaNy GAzsT1s only s year.
= womaH Tnr prsIsfo rmsr.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Aug. 4-Missg oslo
Holmes, late exchange clerk o: the FL
deity National bank, who has been in
jail in default of bail in the sum ofAAQ,-
900, onchargs of ding and abettineSEs
L. Hsrper in committing offenses against
thesagtlonal banking law, YVES to-day re-
ssssased upon her own cognlzauce upon the
Recommendation OF District Attorney
Burnett. 1t is understood that Miss
Holmes has agreed to give the govern
ment the advantage of her knowledge of
the inside workings OF the Fidelity IA
tiOnal Bank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

charged with the crime. He stoutly
in'ained his innocence, though he was
much excited when arrested, and several
spots Of blood were found on his clothing.
1t is believed Jealousy WAS the cause OF
tie Geed, AZ Magdslena had been con
stsnt in his attention to the widow. lie
had an examination to-day before the
Justice Of the Peace ard WAS he'd for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Lnre.in RaALHyex Enl..i.
Special to the Gazette.

JtJU.tI %
LAREDO, TEX, Aug. 4.-ColoDel y. G..
Dodge, third vice-president CT the Mexi-
can National Railway, srriyed IN Laredo
tonight. Tue bids for construction are
to be opened CT August 10 Il il thought
his arrival has some connection there-
with
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Inf,n VI. Urockrt, DOM.

spec.aa to me Gazette.
f'FDALLAs, Ten, Aag. FIX Lieutenant
Governor John NJ. Crockett died this al,
ternoon at O'clock, He mad been SICK
for three weeks, bus WAS not regarded es
dangerous until yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
SnnnnrI,h Gnnds Slid

~ LAREDO, Ten Aug. Ten burro
loads OF smuggled goods were seized
about thirty miles from New Laredo by
Mexican customs gusrds yesterday. The
goods are valued at about $500.
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SRln az irAhNnt.

UOrrespOndelCC OF the Gazette.
GRAHAM, Ten, Aug. Good rains
fell here Saturday and Monday evenings.
The ground IS thoroughly soaked. TIE
rain is sufficient for Gil purposes for the
present and from appearances yes gen
ereI,
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TIE CaER0KEE RLRCrE0Ns
ssyes Elected y,riD cipol Chief By 2 Small
ia iOTitY.

MajOTtty.
Special 10 the Gazette.
yMIrA, l. T, Aug. 4.-C3mpIete re
turns from ali directions in the Cherokee
Nation show that joel 3. Mayes WIS.,
elected Principal Chief last NIcndGy by G
majority Of 1856, Slmuels was elected
Assistant Principal Chief By much
larger majority. TaiB" iDaures 3 change
ST administration, Gaief Bush7head, e
nationalist, having hefa the oniae eighi
YEATS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
Base Ball at Crawford.

Special to the Gazette.
CRAWFORD, TEX, Aug. 4.-Tne Valley
Blues Of Bell county defeated the Usage
CLUB al base ball. Score, u TO 10.
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Grover sun q Bachelnr

WASHINGTON, Aug, AIRS. Cleveland
expects to be absent ten days CT two
weeks. The President has made no plans
for vacation IN the immediate future
He may go away for short trip, how
ever, some time this month. Attorney
General Garland leaves tomorrow for
r.Asi1anSas. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05
a FerIlous Postpone ment.

To postpone, when the duty for immediate
action is clear, is always unwise. Especially Is
1t when increasing Ill hsslth calls for resort
to medication D!seases&oftthe kidneys and
blaoder are often OF sgaft sTowth-a'ways of
fatal tendency If not een : bed at the outset
We have all-even thoAe of as who are rot re
markedly well instraEFedtssheard something of
hthe danger attending Esfsht's diease, diabetes
aud other oisease bSlstte Kidneys or bladder
kpfQtfas Hna4 tf ~ eSseiEeet Il e ,Ieaal organs
Fare pecAarly AsapE to oveiebne tnsrssn
cilass IL kiaSeys i biasSs i T.s2HS y
this oiHretic ID he pta6eH ID the dsAppfp and
fiery stimulants of conn ere g Which I'd r6ve
] to renal troublcs. They are nkewiJo lncoIn.
pa abb for dysptP:i. deb i;iy ;.yer snh il. ue
| an bill .usness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

snd Inspector Bonfield received some
pleasing intelligence by dispatches, from
Canada last evening. ,aT.beY- refused to
allow them to be SEED ID alarm bvsrport
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-05

DALLiHuEnJ LEA. aug. 1.-Ur. w IL
Watson, our county treasurer, died at
Russells this morning after short i'll
ness from the effects OF cancer in Tie
stomach.
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Kaufman County's First Balls
Oppia1 IN rho Ga1atrn

KAUFMAN, TEX Aug Mr.. JIG. FA
of Kemp, this county, sold tie lrst Tie
of cotton this season to W. A. Taylor &
Bro, at Il! cents per pound, with q
premium Of $50 BIZ the merchants. II
was weighed BY W. P. 1lrney & Bro.
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.1Qgat0n and Texss ceTfEa! b.

TIE oNL ALL-sTEEL LINE IN THE sTATg
Double daily trains eaeh way. ThrouzI
Saepcrs between S., Louis and Corsica
IA on Trains and ,, and between ST. Louis arc
Galveston on Trains 5 and I, Via DSLG:
Ton and Auetin. Thr0agA Tickets to an points
Quickest route to New Orleans and points e
he SoU:heaet. Choice OF routes via Denise
and ST. LOI's, OF Houston and New Orleans
Steamship tickets 80 o. froA any point y
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Domestic and Foreign Nswa by
Telegraph
II EACH ISSUE;
INTELLIGENT !DIsCUssI0N OF AL
CURRENT TOPICS.

TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE VIII be made
tuG and complete newspaper for a., who
have not time or ilclinstiQn 10 pore over
the pages Of daily, a2d the constant ain
and resolve will be to add eyecy new
feature that increases Tie
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ualiy going TO ana Iro IroT the
Exchange, in ihe transaction Of he
mands, and tie lady herself occss
occupies the private Office, where
see the blackboard and
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sm'fnr4i end Ntcnantcsl gauge G

saT,iurai end NeChsntcsi Eaiieg2 q:
is1i7, "cllrge &tat:ar. TX
: ~ a2n--l session opcas september .,
,e51s ,norouEa training IL al the sciences
!, y e-l 10 useful citizenship, with hprae-
IS IS ~ Tile agricultural ana mechanical Is Us
4 ;s.lTed Tor recent graouate5 immCCia C
Sue - emplo nent, ba'rying, stock breed ..
~sll Management, horticul are, wood and
II Yorsing, and chemical analysis for
||sssssriS rhyeic an, druggists, etc. G.yil ahd
-4li, q, engin, eTing, drawing, etc, Tor e..
So ;rauEntsmeu. lant surveyors, etc. all
= In the most practical way IN the fields,
: -1d l-..e-alCr'cs. German Gnf Spanish
- - ,ol5sc rNieu I've additions 10 COrnt-
sue sIala-cea iCr ins"urticn now IN
80 y ts!Goa. All CyPcSs-s exec d
q s2c oi.s o2'y 10 fyc s.2c oHths.
~, oSta.yEIe 10
n. =. DIrW-UDIE.
Ch&lrln.u OF the Faculty.
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STOCK 81. anumAo, UNI, aug. f.--nuHSAuen
!. ~, Francis, United States Consul, who was
lis wei ffack by hose cart at q recent railway
disaster here and badly injur.N, died sud
I - " at y 80 O'Clock this IRE rinO .prs !
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ron Mountain KCouG,

oBb!e daily limo OF Pullman Fa!a3e Sleepin,
CaTs n cOugu 10 st. Louis via ttG
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VALUE CT THE PUBLICATION

to the reader.
The desire is to put THE GILLETTE in
the hands Of $4,000 men during the nex1
twelve months, and 20 the accomplish
mont of this purpose the price VIII be
cheapened and
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Lehighton Carbon County. Penna, July 2s 1887.

She speaks the words with mournful
solemnity; her lips qulvorIng, her eyes
filed with tears.
Paul stiives wildly to change this de-
cision, but in vain. He finds it impossible
to disuade her from the fixed idea that she
is doomed never to marry.
At last they part-despa.rng love in both
their, hearts-part, to see each others face
no more.
When time has brought balm to, Pauls
aching heart, and taught him some semb-
lance of resignation,as he wanders through
a country churchyard he sees a funeral
procession approaching. With . strange
presentimsnt upon him, he stands await
ing IL.
Slowly the moqgnfql cortege glides along
the winding road, through the lych-gate,
until i rests beside an open grave.
The pail is lifted. Paul looks on the
netiipzplqte. i bears the name IF Con;
stance Beaumont,
He totters 2 few Steps onward, and falls
INTO the ontstretchpd arms Of bystander.
Bending oyer him, the man lifts his bead,
and gaEes into the face Of the dead.
Beyond this life--wlth all its doubts, ita
fears, its half-understq9d mysteries, and
solemn SECRETS Paul Ainslie and Con-
stance Beaumont met again.
rercbance where there is .'no marrying
or giving in marriage" their love will find
a fulfillment mo:e blessed than that of
earth.
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1TI'TV-'' - = -
THREE THINGS.

Three things that never become rusty
the money of the benevolent, the shoes of
the butchers horse, and the weman's
tongue.
Three things not easily done-to allay
thirst With fle. to dyy yet with Yater, and
to please all in everything that is done.
Three things that are as good as the best
brown bread in famine, well water in
thirst, and gray coat in cold.
Three things as good as theiy better
dirty water to extinguish the fire, an ugly
wife to blind man, and 9 wooden sword
to coward.
Three warnings from the graye-"Thou
kno%est What ! was; thou seest what am
remember what thou art to be-"
Three things ef short coptinuapae--a
lady's love, chip fire, and a brook flood.
Three things that ought never to be from
hOme---the cat, the chimney, and the house
wife,
Three essentials to false story teller
good mem9Fy. bold face, and fools for
an audicaee.
Three things that are seen in q peacock
--the garb of an angel, the walk cf thief,
and the voice Of the devil.
Three things it is rpTise to boast Of
the fayor pf thy ale,th beauty ef thy wife,
and the contents Of thy purse.
Three miseries of mans house-a
smoky chimney, z dripping roof, and a
scoldlng wife.
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General News Items.

--GepeCal Simon Cameron, who is in bis
ninetieth year, viii go to Europe for a
pleasure trip.
President Cleveland and wife are
spending their vacation days with relatives
and friends in the neighborhood of Utica,
N. Z.
Louisa Jordan, aged tweatyytwo years,
of Woodbridge, N. j., suicded Tuesday.
No cause Is assigned for the deed.
-Adiutant General Drum is said to be
in failing health, and his retirement from
the army is foreshadowed.
Ex-senator Conkling's recent visit to
Chicago is said to have been for political
purposes.
The demand for notes of spali denom-
nations continues heavy and the Treasury
Department is unable as yet to meet it.
The increased supply Of silver certificates
will be issued as soon as possible.
The total amount of bonds redeemed
under the call which matured on the 1st
instant is S1s,10o, $50, leaving still out
standing of that call $685. ,65S The total
amount of called bonds outstanding is s5,-
300,45O.
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=. :, = = : 80 -
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

Yellow roses, OF whatever species, mean
coquetry. White roses mean silence, with
cred white roses despair, pink roses BASH
fulness, and moss-roses loye.
Stripped Of its thorns rose SAYS, "'Ev-
erythipg to hope" and stripped Of its
leaves, "Every thing to fear"
A single rose-leaf means II fear to pre-
sumo" The ordinary fern that florists sell
means sincerity, but maiden-hair means
discretion.
A boquet Of white roses and Esiden-hair
fern would signify ''Be silent and ceuti-
ous."
A bouquet Of tulips is tentamount to a
declaration of love.
Narcissus means uncertainty, and girl
who wears white hyacinths declares herself
frivolous.
Hydrangea conveys reproach for cold
ness. and ivy is quest for friendship.
White lilac stands for elatonic love.
Violets, of course, as everybody knows,
stand for modesty, and pansies say, "Think
of me-"
A gift of scarlet geranipms implies that
you think the person TO whom you present
il is behaving foolishly.
Silver-leaved geranium means that "you
take it back" and q taherQse declares that
you won't ''giye it away"
A little BIT Of spiilax is an entreaty for
confidence.
Clematis Is considered to convey admira-
tion Of intellect.
Cedar or evergreen is emblematic of con-
stancy, and common grass means submis-
sion.
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huy reYeFy ASIuna. immaculate relleI.
Fontaine's Cure. For sale by c. T. Horn.
Never make wager with woman.
You may be certain that no woman bets
unless she hss q sure thing.
Glad Hdlngs Beliaf ard cure of THROAT
and lung disease. Fontaine's Cure is giiar-
anteed to cure a cold in II hours. Sold by
G. I. Horn, Druggist.
If some people told the truth as Auently
as they lie there might be less demand for
newspapers.
No Cure-No Pay.-A new departure in
medicinei Fontaine's Great Discovery re-
moves the calise of disease; namely, dis
ease germs. his ggsr$ntee means some
thing-for HKncwiedser is power" For
sale at DR.. C. T. Horns drug store. -
The pension list shows that all the
federal soldiers ths Copfederates didn't kill
they badly burt.
For llood, uyer, kidney and stomach
diseases use pr. Lloyds family medicine
ne cure 20 pay7--at G. 4: Horns Central
Drug Store. ~"
There is something better than the
gift Of tongue; it is the gift of holding the
tongue.
For dyspepsia or sick headache use DR..
Lloyd's family medicine-no cure no pay
at @. T. Horns Central Drug Store.
The Kentucky idea is that this great
country revolyes around the whisky ring.
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by Df. Horn, Eehighton, and Biery.
Weissport.
"A New York paper declares that ''the
low-neck dress must CO." Where? Even
now it is sometimes mistaken for a garter
in the East.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shil6h's CataTrh Remedy. Price
so cents Nasal Injector free. Soid by DIR.
Horn, Lehighton, and Biery, Weissport.
"A novel pin for the hair or bonnet is in
the form of silver interrogation peint.
The ladies .sau never get enough of 'em,
somehoy.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents Sold by
Or. Horn, Lehighton, and Biery, Weissporis
-'Do you rectify mistakes here?" asked
gentleman, as he stepped into drug
store. "Yes, sir, We do, If the patient is
still alive" replied the urbane clerk.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
told by us ON a guarantee. 1t cures con
sumption. Sold by DIR. Horn, Lehighton
and Biery, Weisiport. -
"A young couple who proposed visiting
the summit of Mount Washington regis
tered at the Glen House Is ,'Two for as
cent"
Mrs. Josie Reynolds, so Amesbury street,
Lawrence, Mass, Narchl6, 1885, says: "My
father, A. w. Goodrich, of this city, now "a
wears old, has used Or. Seth Arnold's Cough
Killer for 25 years, is never without it, and
never hesitates 70 recommend it 10 Others
suffering from coughs and colds" For sale
by all druggists Price 25c. Soc and 81 900
per boitle. 81"
Tens of thousands Of Colds lead to Con.
sumption, Fevers, Settled Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group, Wooping Cough, &c.
Immediate reliefby Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough
Killer.
Italy is said TO contain but two pro
fessional prizs-hghten.
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7-f-,s
Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, KY,
says he was for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable and would Sometimes
almost throw him into commissions. lie
tried Electric Bitters and got relief from
first botlie,ahd after taking six bottles, was
entitely CURED, a4d had gained in flesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively be-
lieves he would have died, had it not been
for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents bottle at Il. ID. Thomas
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HIS FAITH.
pv MARY Il. D1MoND.

MY erring feet, o'er deserts wide,
IIaYe wandered many day;
Now would seek the Fathers side
II / but knew the way
But devious roads and winding paths
My weary soul confuse;
The night draws on, no guide she has,
She knows not which to choose.
But loi a traveller. strange and sweet,
Has crossed the tangled maze,
And left sound to guide my feet
AT parting of the ways.
1t is a cross, how clear It shows,
Across the deepening plghtl
While on its face q ns6ssage glOws,
In words of holy light.
Those lines IL living glory beam,
With pgre, unearthly ray.
My SOUL, from hence we follow him,
ygho says, ~ am the Way"
Long, long, my restless soul has sought
To know the false from true,
And through the labyrinth Of thought
Pure knowledge to pursue.
"Where art thou. WisdomS" l0nd she cries
"oh. where capgt tfop be found2p
No answer from the sullep skies,
Or from the stony ground.
In vain through follos vast and rare,
In vain from storled ure,
She seeks. With keen and anxious care
Its hiding place to learn,
Unified, Vptaught she turns away,
From critic and from sage;
When lgI there breaks a Heavenly ray
Across a lettered page.
A light that meyer shall grow dim,
On words of fadeless youth.
My SOUL from hence we learn of Him,
Who says II am the TRUTH"
stumble on a rugged path,
Beside bitter sea;
The heavens ara heepJng cloud and wrath,
To pour that wrath on me.
1he day thought 80 fair and long
Has perished in TIE west,
SO life, once beautiful and strong,
is fading In my breast,
Pale phantoms round me seem to fit
And people all the gloom,
While just before my trembling feet,
There lies an open tomb.
But hark! strong, triumphant Voice
From out the bending skiesl
1t bids my failing heart rejoice,
My heavy soul arise,
What gracious comfort does it glYe!
Wbat sweet spreeasc OF strlfel
My soul, from hence in Him we live,
Who says: 81 am the Life"
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Tho ReaInning . the End.

The beginniEg of disease Is slight debility or
disorder ofsome of fhe vital organs the stomach, ,
the liver or the bowels usually. There are dys-
peptic symptoms, the liver tsyF0hbesome, the
skin grows tawney and unhealthy Rocking, there
are palms IN the right side OF tlirougflthe right
shoulder blade The climax is often an uttee
prOstration OF the physical snctgles pefhaps a
fatal issue. But If the difficulty is nietin time
with Hostetter's stomach Bitters which is always
effective as n remedy, and IL should be FesOrtcd
% at IN early stage, there VIII lie no reason to
apprehend those injurious subsequent effects
upon the system often entlilett bY entirely cured
diseases. Far better Is II, also, to employ this
safe remedial agent In fever and ague, and other
maariat complaints. than quinine and other
potent drugs, which, even when they do prove
eftectlal for a ttnie, ruin the stomach and i'm
pair tle general health. - ~ ''' .''i ~
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"A hot weathec lass-lassitude.

"A NOT Hfaturr idos-aasatuue'
Rock Of ages-Rock.a-bYe baby.
III the earth's face is not dirty, what is
itP
-RoRaptic death-a Young lady drowned
in tears.
Which is the easier, to drive a saw
horse or ride a nightmare9
No young limb OF the law is big enough
TO establish a branch office
1T was the lady who thought she was
going to swOon who had faint suspicion.
Because druggist keeps a soda fOun-
tain out west they call him 'fizzY-olo-
gist."
Ladies are fond of baseball games, be
cause they admire any one who can make
good catch.
The cheapest thing in straw hats this
season is the head Of dude.
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Bucklon's Arnica saiVe.

The best salYe in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhpem, fever sores,
letter. nhappad hands, eliilblands, corns.
and all skin erdpti6ns, and positively cures
piles, q no pay required Ills guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25c. per box, at Thomas.
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Single Copies S Cents.

Minister tmaking calD-And do you
always do as your mamma tells you to,
FlossieP. Flossie lemphatically)-I guess l
do, and so does papa.
--Epaule.tes, after a suppression of
eighteen months, are to be restored to
infantry officers q the French army.
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--"oh, what is so rare as day in JuneH"
warhles the poet; and the boy who has been
in swimming promptly rapliss: "My Packp
"A station on the Nilkesbarre and
Western railroad in Pennsl llyaaia is named
"Let 'er Co.,
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DR.. Frazler,s Root Rittars.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage. But are strictly medicinal
In every sense. They act strongly upon the
liyer and Kidneys, keep the bowels open
and regular, cleanse The b.o6d and system
Of every fmpdrity. Sold BY druggists, 81.
AT Thomas drug store - . -
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Dr.. .FraEer,s Magic o,ntmsnt.

A spFe cure for all boils. burns, sores, cuts,
flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard and soft
corns, ehappsd lips and hands. Price 80
cents. Sold by druggists. Williams Mfg.
Co, Props, Cleveland, .. Sold By L.
Thomas, the druggist. - - d.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-07-23

The real reason why negroes live TO
such an extreme old age is that they don t
know exactly when they were born.
Obligatory military service In Belgium
is to be made thirteen years.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-07-23

Teacher Ito primary school scholar)-
johnny, Whist is ammonia9 Johnny-It's
something that looks like water, but isn't.
Colorado is said to haye sent only red
haired pen to Congress.